Choosing Your Tour
With so much choice it’s hard to know where to start. We’re here to help you choose your perfect holiday!
Which continent...? Which country...? Which activities...? Which tour…? We’ve all been there before; it’s hard to know where to start.
To make the decision process easier, we’ve categorised our tours by style, pace, comfort, experience and age – helping you to narrow down the choice depending on your family’s abilities, wants and needs. By having a look through the categories on the right, you’ll be able to see exactly what type of holidays fi t with your family’s desires.
Your Family Tour Leaders Hand Picked. Expertly Trained. Highly Experienced.
Your tour leaders are passionate travellers who are busting with local knowledge. As well as doing all the planning and behind the scenes organisation, they really do bring each destination to life. Learning about ancient sites , cultures and traditions has never been so much fun as when it is relayed in the passionate, light hearted and inspiring way that our tour leaders are famous for.
Each year our tour leaders compete for the coveted award of Explore Tour Leader of the Year award and one of the 2012 runners up is Wit Nawaphon Punpotha. Wit has been leading tours since 1997 and was one of our fi rst local leaders in Thailand. He is a very deserving runner up. His friendly and enthusiastic style has made him very popular with clients and we constantly receive glowing feedback about him. Wit leads some of our ‘Magic of the Mekong’ tours.
‘Wit’ Nawaphon Punpotha - Thailand
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